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Chapter 1: Love Hurts
- Beigoma was trying to remember a series that involved a character that can transform by sneezing. One possible series that fit the bill would be "To Love Ru". However, that lead to a major problem. Beigoma states that she doesn't read R-18 materials because she is too young to read them and reading them while underage would be illegal. So, with knowledge of how "To Love Ru" uses mature perverted themes in its series, does that mean that Beigoma was talking about a different series or is she not as ridiculously innocent as she claims?
- Note that Beigoma doesn't read or watch anything that has a 'R-18 Warning label' on it. So, she may have accidentally watched "To Love Ru" or other somewhat mature materials because the television channel puts a 'PG Warning label' or 'R-15 Warning label' instead of the 'R-18 Warning Label'. This has happened before with animations on television that involves horror, psychology, dark or depressing themes, ecchi (usually for comedy reasons), tragedy, or other themes. Also note that different countries have different ways of evaluating the age restriction ratings on the same stories.
- Another detail to remember is that "To Love Ru", though involving ecchi themes for comedy or fanservice or whatever, doesn't contain the mature theme that shows how people really makes babies. So it is possible that the anime or manga just got rated "PG" or "R-15" at most at the time Beigoma supposedly watched it, which is acceptable for her to read since she's sixteen years old.
- And, of course, the different websites in the internet don't always put out R-18 warnings on the stuff they have... Beigoma, being the innocent and clueless idiot who has a tendency to comically miss the point, wouldn't get the warning signals of seeing a website with ecchi/mature tags or recommend age 18+ tags or down right perverted materials... unless the damn website downright says that those age 18 below... SHOULD NOT GO TO THIS WEBSITE AND CHECK ITS CONTENTS!!!
- Note that Beigoma doesn't read or watch anything that has a 'R-18 Warning label' on it. So, she may have accidentally watched "To Love Ru" or other somewhat mature materials because the television channel puts a 'PG Warning label' or 'R-15 Warning label' instead of the 'R-18 Warning Label'. This has happened before with animations on television that involves horror, psychology, dark or depressing themes, ecchi (usually for comedy reasons), tragedy, or other themes. Also note that different countries have different ways of evaluating the age restriction ratings on the same stories.
- How does Beigoma not really know where babies come from? She thinks babies come from a stork (as this is what her grandparents told her). But Beigoma is a high school student. So, shouldn't she have learned about the reproductive system in school during her middle school or high school science science? Then again, her school may have taught these sort of stuff late in high school, and Beigoma may be still a first year high school student.
- But we shouldn't forget the Beigoma suffers from Comically Missing the Point. It's not impossible for her to learn about where babies really come from in school or someone else, and still think that babies come from storks too! She may even not made the connection between the two yet!
